Joe Camilleri is one of Australia’s true music stars.

Tom Grant and Adam Amuso are Melbourne based EDM production unit SCNDL.

Stuart McLeod, Joel Quartermain and Kav Temperley formed Eskimo Joe in 1997 and released their first album ‘Girl’ in 2001.

Canadian born Wendy Matthews is one of Australia’s greatest voices.

Georgia Fair is Jordan Wilson and Ben Riley.

David Lowy is the curator of The Dead Daisies. As a rock and roll entrepreneur Lowy and Noiseworks frontman Jon Stevens got together and put the cast of all-stars that became The Dead Daisies. He is also the rhythm guitarist and co-writer in the band.

Since 1993 Darryl Jones has been the bass player with The Rolling Stones but before Mick recruited him he played with jazz legend Miles Davis.

Richard Fortus was a member of The Psychedelic Furs and went on to form Love Spit Love with Richard and Tim Butler before hooking up with Axl Rose in 2001 and becoming a member of Guns N’ Roses.

The keyboard sound from Guns N’ Roses Use Your Illusion belonged to Dizzy Reed. Reed joined Guns N’ Roses in 1990 and he is now part of The Dead Daisies line-up.

Melbourne 5-piece Snakadaktal released formed in 2009 and released their debut album ‘Sleep In The Water’ in 2013.

Kate Ceberano has returned to her pop roots with her latest album Kensal Road.

Men At Work’s ‘Business As Usual’ album was one of the most successful Australian albums of all time spending 15 weeks at number one on the US chart and 5 weeks in the UK.

Mark Lizotte aka Diesel is one of Australia’s most respected musicians.

Skyhooks was the band that put Michael Gudinski and Mushroom Records on the map. They were one of Australia’s greatest bands of the 70s.

Singer, songwriter, performer, producer Brendan Gallagher has delivered a brilliant listen in his 2013 double album 'Wine Island'.

In the 60s Bobby & Laurie were one of Australia’s most popular duos.

Jake Bugg is one of those incredible new talents who has managed to continue the legacy of what was great about the singer songwriter.

He has been the guitarist for You Am I since 1999. He was the lead singer of Melbourne Indi band The Pictures. He was part of the line-up for Aussie supergroup The Wrights. Every now and then you may have seen him as part of the Jimmy Barnes Band. Now he has a solo record. He is Davey Lane.

As the lead singer of Taxiride, Jason Singh delivered a bona-fide set of greatest hits to the Australian chart with songs like ‘Get Set’, ‘Creepin’ Up Slowly’ and ‘Everywhere You Go’.

Don Walker is an Australian songwriting legend.

Farewell Fitzroy is the second album for Busby Marou.

New Zealand singer songwriter Lisa Crawley has put the years in developing her style and has achieved that identity following years of recording and touring that has taken her around the world.

The Drones are now seven albums into a career that has already earned them an Australian Music Prize.

Room8, the company behind ‘The Man In Black’ and ‘At Last: The Etta James Story’, will bring ‘The Songs Of James Bond’ to the stage for their next production.

Peter O’Doherty and Reg Mombassa have been Dog Trumpet now for 23 years.

The story of the Cosmic Psychos has just been told via the Matt Weston film ‘Blokes You Can Trust’.

Jay Taplin is the frontman and founder of Melbourne band For Our Hero.

Adelaide’s Bill Parton Trio formed in 2001 inspired by artists like Jeff Buckley, Coldplay and The Beatles.

The Darling Downs is the collaboration of Australian indie rock icons Kim Salmon (The Scientists, Beasts of Bourbon) and Ron Peno (Died Pretty).

Atlas Genius are one of those Australian success stories that happens overseas before it happens at home.